utopiah

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by utopiah 8mo ago
That's the public sector. I can also give examples of schools in Denmark, cities in France, education system in France, cities in Spain too, but they said "big EU companies".
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by utopiah 8mo ago
I remember a joke from few years ago that was showing an "AI" that was "learning" on its "own" which meant periodically starting from scratch with a new training set curated by a large team of researchers thems
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by utopiah 8mo ago
I want to believe... but I also need proofs of that "trend", any reference I could read on please?
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by utopiah 8mo ago
> There aren't good alternatives and what there is is too complex. Sounds like a worth challenge for this community, mind giving actual examples and see what others can suggest?
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Finally, free market. /$
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Don't think I need it (using ffmpeg directly or Kdenlive if I need fine edits) but to know that it exists brings me joy, so thank you!
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Funnily enough I had 2 HN tabs open, this one and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47394004
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by utopiah 8mo ago
I'd argue you need between 6 minutes and 6 years. It depends entirely on what you want. You can literally code a JavaScript 1-liner that will make a <textarea> then put the content back in the URL and it will work serverless on p
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by utopiah 8mo ago
CrowdSupply checks on purchase and will withhold goods until you, individual or other entity, do confirm you respect export regulation. I'm not saying it's totally unrelated, only that there do have a dedicated non technical but l
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by utopiah 8mo ago
> They never had any major downtime for me One of my server was lost to a fire so... That being said, only happen one and I had no data on it so I didn't mind. I switched to Hetzner too.
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by utopiah 8mo ago
(1) prompt on setup after ~5min of usage to discard 90% of testers (2) email it yourself, in fact instead of downloading the key it could also be a basic mailto: link If users can't be bothered they don't really care about the dat
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by utopiah 8mo ago
No idea what they used but I know that in Brussels they use CultArm3D FT20 by https://verus.digital basically a camera on a robot arm.
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Check your browser console, network tab, search for .glb and you can directly download them.
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by utopiah 8mo ago
"given that AI can now supposedly engineer a clean-room reimplementation of any published program whatsoever" I'm missing something there, that's precisely what I'm arguing again. How can it do a clean-room reimplem
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Great use of WebXR. Works well both on the Vision Pro (USDz format) and Meta Quest (glTF binary format). That being said without the right mediation, without some context... unless you already are an expert in the domain what's the poi
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Don't believe in hell but I were I hope they'd be a special place for them. It's like... revert patent troll? I'm not even sure I get it but the wording "liberation from open source license obligations." just w
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by utopiah 8mo ago
I feel like the bottleneck for WASM integration isn't WASM itself but rather how to interface with it. Quite often it comes with a mandatory service worker which has to be communicated to in a specific fashion, then some specific heade
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by utopiah 8mo ago
>> The private key is stored in the browser’s localStorage. > Woah.. when will those people learn? _Any_ browser storage is unreliable. Anything goes wrong ... Can't that be solved by a 1-liner button like "Export key in
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by utopiah 8mo ago
> the trend is still clearly AI becoming more and more capable. Isn't it precisely what this article is questioning?
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Assuming the benchmark can't be gamed.
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by utopiah 8mo ago
> automatic programming can be evaluated as producing the same results regardless of the user using it. That's something I've argued here several time and that's actually rarely done. Namely it's totally different whe
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by utopiah 8mo ago
I gave up on trying months ago, you can see the timeline on top of https://fabien.benetou.fr/Content/SelfHostingArtificialIntel... Truth is I'm probably wrong. I should keep on testing ... but at the same time I p
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by utopiah 8mo ago
> If it is a simple kubernetes config then the model doesn't matter too much I guess at least this person https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell... might disagree. I think already to know
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Is it episode 7 of "The Toys That Made Us" (May 2018)? If so that'd make a lot of sense, same thing for Google where founders hated advertising but when it was either going under or getting rich by doing the 1 thing they didn
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Nostalgia... Lego was amazing decades ago so we want it to remain so. It's not anymore though. The whole raison d'etre, namely infinitely recomposable bricks to be creative, was lost the moment they realized they were a LOT more m
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by utopiah 8mo ago
Roughly what you'd expect https://docs.joinpeertube.org/contribute/architecture#remote... basically a request queue that gets periodically queried by trusted runners, fulfilled, updated.
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by utopiah 8mo ago
> A lot of what one previously needed a SWE to do can now be brute forced well enough with AI. I've never met those people. I've met a LOT of PM who tried. I've met a LOT of entrepreneur who also tried. They never cared, n
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by utopiah 8mo ago
> validating outputs for LLM companies How? They can validate thousands if not millions of queries but nothing prevent the millions-th-and-one from being a hallucination. People who would then pay extra for a "Encyclopedia Britanica
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by utopiah 8mo ago
FWIW checkout dockcross/linux-riscv32 and dockcross/linux-riscv64 if compilation itself is your problem. I setup a CopyParty server on a headless RISC-V SBC and was a breeze. Just get the packets, do the thing, move on. Obviously
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by utopiah 8mo ago
My gosh... I've spent decades closing a connection by killing the terminal. ~.

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